周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

We were here in early September, and the trail is dangerous. It leads several hundred meters through a high ravine with outdated ropes and wooden planks with rusty nails that appeared to have been installed long ago for safety. The trail hasn't been maintained for a long time and is poorly visible in many places. From Pizzi Bianchi south (in September), shoulder-high reeds and brambles overgrow the trail. I wouldn't recommend this trail either.

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Be careful in the pine forest. Dead trees falling on the path make it dangerous and impassable in some places.

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It is a large promontory overlooking Ischia and Casamicciola, an extraordinary vegetation that has completely covered the ancient volcanic vents. The entire area has a total surface area of 450,000 square meters. It rises on partially humified volcanic soils, of volcanological, geomorphological and botanical interest. The mild and sweet climate favors a type of evergreen vegetation. The geographical support of the forest is Monte Rotaro, a hill whose name derives from the corruption of the words crater or Cretaio meaning chalky. It is an extinct volcano, whose current shape is due to approx. 400 years of volcanic activity. The first eruption was about 700 years BC. The wooded area is divided into two distinct forest biotypes: the Holm oak forest and the Domestic Pine pine forest, you can observe: the "horse tooth" uncommon plant, tropical mosses, strawberry tree, ferns.

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Sorgeto Bay is one of the hidden treasures of Ischia. It is located on the south coast of the island and offers a unique natural thermal experience thanks to its natural hot springs that flow directly into the sea, creating a mixture of hot and cold water. TIP: The bay can be reached by land via the hamlet of Panza in the municipality of Forio, climbing 250 panoramic steps, or by sea with a taxi boat from the village of Sant’Angelo which also connects with Maronti beach.

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The water stone is located on the top of Monte della Guardia, 720 m, the second highest peak of Mount Epomeo.

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Definitely recommended. At the top you have a complete panoramic view of the island.

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the first third and the last third of the tour are like a battle march, very impassable terrain, the paths are difficult to find

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Previously developed path but very damaged by storms and very steep, ropes are installed but I would avoid the path if I were you.

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There are hot thermal springs by the sea

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the Pizzi Bianchi is a path for expert hikers; which is not maintained and has dangerous areas. It is only recommended for experienced people with adequate equipment

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the Pizzi Bianchi is a path for expert hikers; which is not maintained and has dangerous areas. It is only recommended for experienced people with adequate equipment.

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Monte Epomeo is a mountain located on the Italian island of Ischia, in the Tyrrhenian Sea. https://fridaynightfunkinmod.com Ischia is part of the Campanian Archipelago and is known for its volcanic activity. Monte Epomeo is the highest point on the island, reaching an elevation of about 789 meters (2,589 feet) above sea level. It is a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts, offering panoramic views of the island and surrounding sea. The mountain is also of geological interest due to its volcanic origins.

Whoever makes this a “simple” Hike explained - respect. I've done the tour twice now with good equipment... You have to know that large parts of the tour lead through a stream and there are very steep stretches. Definitely not recommended after rain, in dry weather you still need to know how to pedal. It's also not a tour for strollers or flip-flops!

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steep path trekking shoes and poles necessary

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The vegetation grows luxuriant near the "Fondo D'Oglio" clay pit

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Mount Epomeo, with its 788 metres, is the highest mountain on the island. From here you have a beautiful view over the whole island.

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The path is a bit slippery at this passage, but the views are fantastic along the entire tour.

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How to Reach the Water Stone The stone of water is located on the top of Monte della Guardia, 720 m, the second highest peak of Monte Epomeo. It consists of a tuff block excavated in the last centuries by man. The stone can only be reached on foot via a fairly easy mountain path. Follow the signs for the Bracconiere restaurant, and continue along via Falanga until the end of the driveway. If you are by car you must leave it along the road, at the end of the driveway, from there take a mule track towards Monte Epomeo, attention, the road is not signposted, follow it for 1 km, up to the summit of Monte della Guardia about 25 minutes on foot , and on the path that leads to the other peak you will find the Water Stone. If you do not have a car, the bus will leave you at the Serrara Cemetery, from which you follow the signs for the Bracconiere restaurant, you have to add 1.5 km to the previous route, and about 20 minutes on foot. Other paths lead to the water stone, from the summit of San Nicola and the other from the falanga and the frassitelli but are suitable for hikers and mountain lovers.

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Water Stone Dromedary

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Easy footpath from Panza. It is then only a few (many) stairs down to the sea. You should have been. Don't forget the bathing season 😉

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